Matthew, the Sales consultant was a joy to work with as was Nathan, the financial manager. It was…read morejust before closing of business for the day that we arrived and were getting turned away but Matthew noticed us looking at a car and asked if he could help us. The rest is history. I believe we were there at the right time, as was Matthew, to get this transaction completed. Thanks so much Matthew and Nathan!

PDI was horrible. I bought a demo off the showroom floor. It came with no wheel lock removal key,…read moregarbage in the passenger side storage pocket, and a bulge in a tire sidewalk. When I told them to come to me to fix these issues they blanked me. Not good customer service at all.

Most expensive test drive I've ever been on. I put a deposit on a used car and I had to back out…read moreof the sale and they would not refund the deposit. I will never deal with this dealership again nor would I recommend them.

I took my Nissan Maxima Platinum to Newmarket Nissan because I was getting a chassis module error…read moreon dashboard. They made me to take my car 4 times and they charged me $1268 to simply repair a wiring issue. After all frustrations and going back and forth, I noticed that back up camera is completely shut off. I brought this issue to my advisor ( Stephen Plumley) and I was told they need to replace the entire unit for $4000 despite the fact that display was working previously. I have no doubt that they messed up the wiring. I got a hold of the service manager (Aaron Miceli) and he was completely arrogant and helpless. Simply said, they are all incompetent and unprofessional. I do not recommend this dealership to anyone. Take your car someplace else and save yourself a lot of time and money!

Terrible experience. From the grumpy old man that greets you (or in my experience ignores you) to…read morethe rude service adviser who tells you that he didn't have time to call you with an update on your car. Won't ever be back at this dealership. Love my car but will be trying another dealership. As you can see from the other terrible reviews this is not an isolated incident.

Stephane (Sales Manager) is not someone you want to deal with!! He'll hoodwink you into a deal…read morethat you can't get out of even after your car is not delivered on time and then tell you that Toyota is doing you a favour by allowing you to extend your lease on your 5 year old car and pay $430 with no compensation towards your new car! Do yourself a huge favour and just buy from another dealership....if it has to be Toyota, I would recommend Richmond Hill as Aurora is part of the same dealership.

I brought my 2016 Audi Q5 in on December 15 for a scheduled 115,000 km service, including a brake…read morefluid flush. During the service, the advisor, Albion, contacted me and said the front brake rotors were corroded and the pads measured 5 mm. He specifically asked whether I had noticed that the brakes felt soft. When I confirmed this, he recommended replacing the front brake discs and pads to address the soft brake pedal, at an additional cost of $1,730. I approved the work based on this expert recommendation. After picking up the vehicle, the brakes still felt soft and required deep pedal travel to stop. When I followed up the next day, I was told that soft brakes are "common in older Q5s. And no adjustments can be made to resolve this issue." This is unacceptable. If the brake softness is a known characteristic and not something that replacing discs and pads would resolve, then recommending a $1,730 repair as a solution was misleading and unnecessary. I paid a significant amount based on professional advice, only to be told afterward that the problem was "normal" and effectively unfixable. Brakes are a critical safety system. An Audi service center should provide accurate diagnostics and honest recommendations, not sell costly repairs that do not address the customer's safety concern. This experience felt deceptive and has completely eroded my trust. I would not return here and cannot recommend this service center to anyone who values safety and transparency. Stay away from Audi Newmarket for your own sake.

I am writing this to warn anyone considering the 2025 Audi SQ6 e-tron. After waiting over a year…read morefor my factory order from Audi of Newmarket, I have been left with a vehicle that has significant, recurring safety malfunctions and a dealership that offers zero accountability. Despite being marketed as a flagship of innovation, my vehicle has suffered from the following critical failures since delivery in January 2025: High Voltage Electrical System Malfunction: "Drive with caution" warnings. All-Wheel Drive & Charging System Failure: Multiple system-wide malfunctions. ABS & Driver Safety Monitors: These systems frequently shut down entirely during normal Canadian weather (light rain/snow), disabling collision-avoidance features. When I raised these life-threatening concerns, the General Manager at Audi Newmarket admitted to me: "I am very familiar with the 'system unavailable' messages as I experience them too." It is professional negligence to continue selling these vehicles while acknowledging that even management's own cars are failing. The dealership claims the car is "too new" to fix, and Audi Canada has been completely unresponsive to my repeated attempts to reach them. Audi of Newmarket and Audi Canada have shown zero consideration for customer safety. If you value your safety and want a reliable EV, do not lease or buy this vehicle. I am now forced to escalate this to regulatory authorities to hold them accountable. In normal Canadian weather rain, snow & the vehicle frequently reported that safety systems were unavailable. This directly contradicts Audi's own marketing claims about advanced collision‑avoidance and driver‑assistance technology. The repeated failures of the safety monitoring systems, especially under normal driving conditions and inclement weather, raise significant concerns about the reliability and safety of this vehicle. I believe these issues warrant immediate investigation and intervention by the appropriate regulatory authorities to ensure consumer safety and to hold the manufacturer accountable for addressing these defects.

My name is Mirhadi Hejazifar, I was looking a car , by any chance I introduced to Mr. Mehdi which…read morehe is really experienced salesman and I got professional advice . At the end I bout a car and I am happy to had a chance to meet Mr. Mehdi

I typically don't write reviews, however I think it is important for feedback to the owners to know…read morewhat the staff is doing. I just purchased a new vehicle at another Nissan dealership. After having the vehicle for 5 hours, my tire popped. Whatever, stuff happens, however I wasn't in my home city, and I couldn't drive my car on a highway so I decided to stop at the closest dealership. First issue, they advertise they are open on Saturdays for service and repair, however don't offer it. Second, they said it would be open at 8am, but didn't open until 9am. So a group of people had to wait on Leslie to wait for the gate to be open. Third, upon being notified that the service department is not open, they said they couldn't do anything for me. I said I am not from around here, and it didn't seem to matter. For a company to promote customer satisfaction, they didn't seem to go above and beyond to assist me. Fourth, when I let them know that I didn't purchase from their dealership, customer service was out the door. They said they could not do anything for me because I didn't purchase from them. Well I think regardless of which Nissan dealership I purchased, I think you should still provide a standard customer service. I understand if your service department isn't open you can't fix my tire. However, how about calling my dealership to see if my tires are under warranty. Or direct me to someone who would be able to replace my tire. I wasn't expecting the world, just help in a poor situation. I believe they need to ensure if they are promoting themselves as number one in customer satisfaction, that they really try to ensure that customers leave feeling satisfied. I am now kind of regretting I purchased a Nissan. Hopefully my home dealership doesn't treat new customers like this.

Hooman and Marty are the Best there, easy , straight shooters 10/10 purchase 3 in last 7 years…read morealways treated me and my family and friends Fabulous

These people do nothing but lie and steal your money. The old fart i bought the truck ftom lied and…read morelied about repairs they would make ptior yo me picking it up. The day i arranged yo pick it up he was no where to be found. Nothing fixed money already taken from my account and one certified and plated truck that needed almost 1300.00 in brake work. Within a month rust that was painted over showed itself. They are to afraid to talk to me and no thanks to OMVIC for stearing me in the wrong direction. Buyers beware....they will burn you yoo.

Just wanted to share my bad experience with Suzuki of Newmarket (Blake and company)…read more I purchased used 2009 Yamaha waverunner from Suzuki of Newmarket in July 2015. I was told the machine is running perfect mechanically and I believed. I asked them to water test, but they refused it saying they are far from the water. I never thought that dealer like Suzuki of Newmarket can lie about the machine mechanical condition. I signed bill of sale and it stated no warranty provided. I took Yamaha to the lake next day and found that waverunner does not go more that 20 km/h. Took out from water and brought waverunner to a mechanic. The issue was with the supercharge clutch. It was destroyed. it cost me $1500 to fix it (parts and labor). I called Blake back asked him why he was doing this kind business to me and if he wants to help me solve my issue. Answer was I am not going to do anything. I trusted them, but as I can see from my experience never trust people. They are all about money. Ruining reputation is very quick, but build it takes a long long time. I don't think it is the right way of doing the business. I am saying to all my customers and friends to stay away from Suzuki of Newmarket. Not a trusted business. Never will do business with them in future. Stay away from them.

I have a 2010 Ford Escape. It's got about 170 000 km on it. Still going strong. Anyway, there…read morehave been a couple warranty repairs required. The first time I came to Shanahan. They treated me terribly. After that I went to McAlpine for any further issues where I was treated with wonderfully. Which brings us to today. The check engine light came on, had a local repair shop run the codes and provide the printout. Because they fell under a semi-recall, Ford would be on the hook for repairs. Brought it in, the clerk at service, Diane, was really rude. Was not professional and accused me, the customer, of being unprofessional. The shuttle was waiting, but because she wanted to grind my gears she waited until it had left to finish processing the intake of my vehicle, where she deleted the information that I had given to the clerk over the phone and simple put that the check engine light was on. I asked for an update on another warranty repair and she said that she had no information about it. TL:DR: Don't go to Shanahan for service, go to McAlpine!

This dealership is not recommended at all. The warranty repairs they did on my vehicle failed in 3…read moremonths. At purchase (used 2012 ford Escape with 48,000k) , they tried selling me in-house warranty, (3500 bucks) and didn't disclose the vehicle (with only 50k on it) actually had extended premuim care warranty and I could transfer for 100.00 admin fee. Yet when my air conditioner blew up, they were happy to qoute me almost 4 grand for the repair. Glad I waited, and through my many visits, I was able to see on THEIR computer monitor screen the original owners name the extended warranty was under, and then they STILL tried telling me "I assume they redeemed the warranty when they traded it in. Look, I see it right here - redeemed". After saying "Let's not "assume", how do I find out for sure?" , they reluctantly called Ford Canada and for 100 bucks I got this warranty." Now they had to repair my AC for free, and the transmission got overhauled. I also had them cut me a cheque (after threat of legal action) for any repairs to date that "would" have been covered had they disclosed under the existing warranty they did not inform me of. 3 months later, my front passenger door fell off as I assume the tech did not put the bottom pin on correctly after replacing the AC. My transmission was worse than it was before Shanahan ford did their "repairs" revving at 5000-6000 rpm between 2-3 gear. I took it to another ford Dealer. The new Ford Dealer did some testing and concluded the transmission needed another overhaul. I have also heard many other horror stories from my neighborhood. I filed a formal complaint with Ford Canada against Shanahan Ford, just so it's on record and to save the next person the aggravation. Also - Funny that they indicated they installed a new battery in my vehicle in their "internal" service report (which I was provided by the other dealership) , but did not put that in my service report. There never was, or is any issue with my Battery, and I definitely did not get a new Battery. You've been warned. Avoid at all costs.

Friendly local dealership with a very good reputation. Owner is very honest and will go to nearly…read moreany extent to insure a satisfied customer. I have so far purchased two of my cars from them and I cant wait to bring them more business in the future. The owner has gone above and beyond for me on numerous occasions. You simply don't see used car dealers like this any more, I would definitely recommend them to friends and family!

I had a fabulous experience dealing with Limestone Motors. After owning a car riddled with…read moreelectrical issues, I was feeling a little nervous about buying another used car. Someone recommended Limestone to me, mentioning that they had bought many reliable cars from them over the years, so I gave it a shot. Frank, Rob and the rest of the team were extremely friendly, courteous and delivered a great overall service. Not only was their customer service top notch but they were very professional. You can tell by speaking with them that they are knowledgeable and really care about their clientele. There was never any pressure to purchase or any hidden fees along the way. I ended up buying a great car, with an immaculate service record for a really good price. I would definitely recommend Limestone to anyone looking to buy a quality used car.

Great supply of automobile parts , farm implements and tools…read more Staff is plentiful and always helpful. Discounted products usually more reasonable than other retailers. Great catalogs issued often.

From the owner: Princess Auto was founded in 1933 in Winnipeg as Princess Auto Wrecking. After being acquired by…read moreHarvey Tallman in 1942, the company expanded from auto wrecking into war surplus, tools, and equipment. Through the 1940s and 1950s, it became known for repurposing military parts and running a successful mail-order business, which grew to 70% of sales. In 1977, Princess Auto opened its first retail store in Edmonton, later adding a national call centre, catalogues, and eventually online sales in 1998. Now headquartered in Winnipeg, the company operates over 56 stores across Canada and three distribution centres. In 2024, Princess Auto secured the naming rights to IG Field, home of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, now called Princess Auto Stadium.